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No one in the White House looks forward to a call from Steve Castor.
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President Barack Obama’s failure to appoint inspectors general to five cabinet-level agencies, including the Pentagon, is putting taxpayer money at risk, oversight groups said.
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The U.S. Army will seek a waiver to participate in a Washington conference after the White House imposed a $500,000 spending limit amid a scandal at the General Services Administration.
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Corning Inc. agreed to pay $5.65 million to settle allegations that it overbilled the U.S. government for lab research products sold to federal agencies.
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Trump Organization, headed by Donald Trump, the developer and reality-television star, plans to spend almost $200 million on its first hotel in Washington.
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The U.S. Army in 2010 spent $10.7 million on a Washington conference, about 13 times the amount paid by the General Services Administration for an event near Las Vegas in the same year that’s been criticized by Congress.
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Jeff Neely, a regional General Services Administration commissioner who oversaw an $823,000 Las Vegas conference being investigated by Congress, didn’t appear at a second day of hearings on the event.
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Misconduct at the General Services Administration extended beyond overspending on a Las Vegas conference to the possible theft of Apple Inc. iPods by employees, lawmakers were told today.
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A group calling itself “Occupy the Courts” lost a bid to force the U.S. to issue a permit for a rally outside a New York federal courthouse tomorrow.
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Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc said it did nothing wrong when it fired a former Singapore trader because he sought to manipulate London interbank offered rates to boost his own profits.
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